Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls tour small group Turkish house entry

Walk Mostar's rebuilt old bridge and stand at Kravice Waterfalls in one day

This 11-hour small-group tour departs from your hotel to visit Kravice Waterfalls and explore Mostar's Ottoman-era streets and landmarks, including the famous Stari Most bridge. The tour includes a local English-speaking guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and free entry to the Turkish house museum, the city's most visited attraction. You'll need €13 in cash per person for the waterfall entrance fee and local tax.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar

• See Kravice waterfalls
• Drive to Mostar
• Explore old city with guide
• Visit famous old bridge
• Enter Turkish house museum

The Experience

The day starts with a pickup from your hotel, then heads inland to Kravice Waterfalls—a cascade the locals call the Bosnian Niagara. You'll see the Neretva river valley and the shift from coastal landscape to lush vegetation and flowing water. After time at the falls, the route turns toward Mostar, where a local guide meets you to walk the old city's narrow streets and Ottoman monuments. The centerpiece is the Stari Most, the arched stone bridge rebuilt after the 1990s war that destroyed it.

The Turkish house—included free with this tour—sits in the heart of the old town and is the museum most visitors to Mostar actually enter. Your guide shows you how the city's cultural layers sit on top of each other: the Ottoman period, the Austro-Hungarian era, and the recent reconstruction. The tour holds to a fixed schedule, so transport, timing and entry are arranged; you don't build the day yourself.

Bring €13 in cash—cards don't work here. The €10 covers waterfall entry and the €3 is a local tax. A valid passport or EU ID is required to cross the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina. The bus makes brief stops only, and the guide will call your name when it arrives at pickup.

What’s included

• Local English-speaking guide.
• hotel or port pickup and drop-off.
• free entry to the Turkish house museum in Mostar.
• visit to Kravice Waterfalls and the Neretva river valley.
• guided walk through Mostar's old city and the Stari Most bridge.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

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Is this one for you?Choose the small-group or van option if you want a closer look at the guide's local knowledge and easier conversation during the drive; the larger coach tour suits travelers who prefer a set departure time and don't mind a bigger group. Either way, the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you show up at your hotel ready to go—no arranging separate rides to the waterfalls or figuring out how to reach Mostar on your own.

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Top questions

Is the Stari Most bridge in Mostar the main thing you see in the old city?

The Stari Most is the famous landmark—the Ottoman-era arched bridge rebuilt after the 1990s war—but the tour also covers the old city's oriental streets and other monuments. Your guide will show you the cultural layers of the city beyond just the bridge itself.

What's included in the price and what do I need to pay extra?

The tour includes the guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and free entry to the Turkish house museum. You'll need to bring €13 in cash per person: €10 for the waterfall entrance fee and €3 for the local tax. Food, drinks and tips are not included.

Can I book this as a private tour or does it run as a larger group?

You can choose between three options at checkout: a coach tour with up to 45 people, a small group with up to 18 people, or a van tour also with up to 18 people. Pick the size that suits your travel style.

What documents do I need to bring to cross into Bosnia?

You'll need a valid passport (original, not a copy) or an EU national ID card. If you require a Schengen visa, it must be a valid multiple-entry visa. Check your citizenship and visa requirements before booking.

How early do I need to be ready for pickup, and what happens if the bus is late?

Be punctual at your agreed pickup location—the guide will call out your name when the bus arrives. The bus makes only brief stops in line with traffic rules, so minor delays can occur, but the schedule is designed to keep the day on track.